The volcano Etna in Sicily is the highest active volcano in Europe, UNESCO World Heritage, a nature reserve and also a recommended winter sports area.
Zafferana Etnea, Catania
The city of Taormina in the east of Sicily is a recommended destination. This was already written by the German artist Johann Wolfgang von Goethe.
Taormina, Messina
Indulge in seaside bliss in Cefalù's pristine beaches. Crystal-clear waters and thrilling adventures await you in Sicily's coastal town.
Cefalù, Palermo
Palermo, on the northern coast of Sicily, is the fifth-largest city in Italy. If you want to experience life in Sicily, you can't miss Palermo.
Palermo, Palermo
Catania is a seaport city on the east coast of Sicily between the Ionian Sea and the active volcano Etna, built in the Sicilian Baroque style.
Catania, Catania
In Syracuse we recommend you to visit the necropolis of Pantalica and the enchanting island of Ortygia, the oldest part of this impressive city.
Siracusa, Siracusa
Val di Noto - where history meets the modern age. Discover the UNESCO World Heritage Site in Sicily with sun, beach and luxurious accommodation.
The baroque town of Noto in the Val di Noto, which was declared a World Heritage Site in 2002, is worth a visit and has many attractions.
Noto, Ragusa
UNESCO World Heritage Site is located in the province of the same name in the Val di Noto and is characterized by the deep gorges of the Monti Iblei
Ragusa, Ragusa
Marina di Ragusa is a tourist hotspot in the south of Sicily with a beautiful promenade, kilometres of sandy beach and an attractive town centre.
Marina di Ragusa, Ragusa
The city of chocolate and 100 churches - the UNESCO World Heritage Site presents itself as a late Baroque Sicilian beauty of the Val di Noto.
Modica, Ragusa
Scicli situated in a natural setting of rare beauty like the Val di Noto, has been declared a natural heritage of UNESCO with Ragusa, Modica and Noto.
Scicli, Ragusa
The romantic fishing village Marzamemi in the Pachino area (region of Siracusa) is known for its tuna specialties and its charming atmosphere.
Marzamemi, Siracusa
The capital of the province of the same name fascinates not only with its ancient old town, but is also a testimony of wealth and trade
Trapani, Trapani
A medieval town centre with its historic buildings, a magnificent view and traditional delicious almond biscuits attract visitors to Erice.
Erice, Trapani
Santo Stefano di Camastra is a wonderful village in Sicily between the sea and the mountains where you find art, colors, culture and tradition.
Santo Stefano di Camastra, Messina
Donnalucata offers one of the most beautiful beaches in Sicily and is located in the south between Marina di Ragusa and Marina di Modica.
Donnalucata, Ragusa
"Do you know the land where the cedars bloom? Splendon among the brown leaves oranges of gold, for the azure sky a gentle zephyr blows ...." (Goethe)
Messina, Messina
Milazzo: The Gateway to the Aeolian Islands - Explore Sicily's picturesque harbor town as the starting point for your Mediterranean island adventure!
Milazzo, Messina
Oliveri - immerse yourself in the peaceful atmosphere away from mass tourism, where the traditional way of life meets unspoiled beauty.
Oliveri, Messina
Capo d'Orlando is a pretty town on the north coast of Sicily with a very long beach promenade ideal for walking and dining on sunset.
Capo d'Orlando, Messina
Savoca, located in eastern Sicily, is known as the location for several scenes in the film trilogy "The Godfather" directed by Francis Ford Coppola.
Savoca, Messina
Montalbano Elicona, Messina
Novara di Sicilia, Messina
Gioiosa Marea, Messina
Acireale, Catania
Tonnarella, Messina
Sicily is not only sea. Discover romantic mountain villages like Rodì Milici, surrounded by green mountains, ideal for nature walks.
Rodì Milici, Messina
Favara, Agrigento